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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
2
The MacGregor Herald issues weekly on Thursdays from the Herald Office in MacGregor Manitoba. It lists A M Shaw as publisher with subscription rates of 250 per year in Canada and 2.00 per year in the United States.
Residents urge town action to clean the northeast corner at No 1 Highway left cluttered with junk tents and shacks. They propose relocating the nuisance ground to a less visible site and ask village council and local businesses to fund a tidy solution.
There will be a church service on Barber Street on Sunday April 27 at 2 30 pm. Mrs Fred Kisley of Winnipes visited with her sister Thursday in Winnipeg where Mrs Koselicki is.
Mr and Mrs D Brugger of Franklin hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs C Brugger. Mrs Stan Baxter and granddaughter Terry Lee of Neepawa visited last week with Mr and Mrs Stan Cooper. New entries include Mrs Maurice Dagg Miss Elaine Cage and Mr Bob Kellaway of Killarney visiting the Coopers. Grant McRae and Pryce Alder left for Edmonton for a Diesel course. Wee Linla Ferguson of Neepawa returned home after a week with relatives.
The Good Neighbors Club held its annual meeting on Wednesday April 16 with eleven members present. New officers elected are President Mrs Russell Gilbert Vice President Mrs Bert Forbster Secretary Mrs L Smith and the telephone committee remains with Mrs H Duncan as reporter for the MacGregor Herald. Lunch followed the business session hosted by Mrs Jack Clark Mrs Rolly Grove and Mrs Henry Duncan.
Mrs Roy McLaughlin thanks friends for letters cards flowers fruit candy and gifts during hospital stay and thanks Good Neighbors Club for flowers. Mrs E Gordon and Mrs C Green and family express gratitude for kindness sympathy and floral tributes after the loss of Violet Gordon Cleve, with special thanks to Bagot and Beaver friends.
Several local families visit relatives in Brandon and Winnipeg during Easter week. The Woman’s Missionary Society served lunch at the William Pennell sale, raising about $25. Baptisms held at Macaulay school saw Verna Gay Sharlene Elizabeth and Murray Ellis christened by Rev C. D. Rupp. Donnie Stirling sustained five stitches after an injury last Friday.
School reopened on Monday with three beginners at Southend Shirley Moore Evelyn Wiebe and Jakie Friesen. The annual meeting of the Hospital Aid will be held on Monday April 28 with good attendance requested. Mr and Mrs Clarence Perkins and Mervin of Lavenham visit J J Turner family. Further visits noted as Brandon residents travel and Winnipeg visitors. Continued on Page Six.
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